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Crepe Murdering of Crepe Myrtle Trees

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Cellpic Sunday Feb 2, 2025: Silent Sunday – Sunday Trees

Photos taken with my iPhone 15 Pro Max.

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4 responses to “Crepe Murdering of Crepe Myrtle Trees”

  1. donaldcellini Avatar
    donaldcellini

    I see this all the time and they say it isn’t good for the tree. Why does it keep happening?

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      Robert

      Don, this is man’s attempt to control natural beauty.

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    photobyjohnbo

    I had to look up “crepe murder,” and it told me a sad story. Are the trees invasive, so the pruning is meant to destroy them?

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    1. Robert Avatar
      Robert

      John I believe it is done to control the growth and size as a form of beauty. That was what i was told.

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